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Aleks in Wonderland: The History of the Internet

Internet of Things

Can we Control the Dark Side of the Internet?

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Africa鈥檚 Great Green Wall

Transforming the Sahal into the next wonder of the world through Africa鈥檚 Great Green Wall

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India's Ancient Science

Rediscovering influential Indian ideas on mathematics, metallurgy and engineering

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Indian Science 鈥� The Colonial Legacy

How did British imperialism affect India鈥檚 scientific development?

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SOS Snail

Helen Scales reports on the international rescue mission to save the Partula snail

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Sydney Brenner: A Revolutionary Biologist

Sydney Brenner talks about his part in the DNA revolution between the 1950s and 1980s

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How much of my body is bacteria?

Plus, why do we have different blood types?

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How do cats find their way home?

Plus, why do we itch and should we scratch?

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Why can鈥檛 we remember being a baby?

Plus, could a party balloon reach space?

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Why can鈥檛 we remember being a baby?

Plus, could a party balloon reach space?

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What will happen when the Earth鈥檚 poles swap?

And why do planets spin?

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What would happen if you fell into a black hole?

Plus, could we make a sonic weapon?

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Better Brains

New hope for incurable neurodegenerative conditions such as dementia

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Cheating the Atmosphere

Dodgy emissions data could fatally undermine the Paris Climate Agreement

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The Day the Earth Moved

How scientists learned the earth鈥檚 crust is made up of shifting plates.

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Science Stories: Series 4

Alcuin of York

Philip Ball dives into the Dark Ages to reveal the author of the river crossing riddle

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Science Stories: Series 4

Maria Merian

How a 13-year old girl mapped metamorphosis in the 1600s. Naomi Alderman presents

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Science Stories: Series 4

Lise Meitner

How physicist Lise Meitner unlocked the science of the atom bomb that cost Hitler dearly

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Science Stories: Series 4

Humphry Davy

The story of how Humphry Davy discovered laughing gas in 1799.

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The Anatomy of Pain

Seeing Pain

Why do some people feel more pain than others and what happens in the brain during surgery

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The Anatomy of Pain

Knowing Pain

Phantom limb pain, babies鈥� pain, people without pain, help understand the nature of pain.

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The Anatomy of Pain

Controlling Pain

How do brains control pain? Irene Tracey asks can we distance ourselves from agony

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The Anatomy of Pain

Pain of Torture

Does knowing that someone is inflicting pain on you deliberately make the pain worse?

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The Power of Sloth

Lucy Cooke discovers the joy of sloth and sloths and the benefits of being really slow.

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Why We Cut Men

Across the world, 1 in 3 men are circumcised. Mary-Ann Ochota investigates why we cut men

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Killing Insects for Conservation

Killing insects in the name of research upsets some people. How do scientists justify it?

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The Far Future

What fragments of our civilisation will persist 10,000 years in the future?

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Science Stories: Series 5

D'Arcy Thompson

A man who put maths into biology and saw physics in shells, seeds and bees 100 years ago

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Science Stories: Series 5

Barbara McLintock

Philip Ball tells the story of US geneticist and 1983 Nobel prize winner Barbara McLintock

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Bringing Schrodinger's Cat to Life

Roland Pease meets the quantum scientists hoping to bring Schrodinger's cat to life

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